Indian people

Apart from some that can be deviates that everyone complains about, you're a lucky person if a good one finds you. I've found 2 good Indian friends on here. Very good English and I love the way they explain things from their perspective at times. They are very intelligent and knowledgeable how to maintain boundaries. So the next time you're hounded by a creepy Indian guy, please try not to generalise and there are great Indian friends out there!

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froggtongue · M

Too many generalize too often. I get why it's done. As a species the mental shortcut saved on brain power and the quick decisions might have been good for the early human tribes. But I think we can move past that and look at people on an individual basis.

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UltimateDemiGoddess · 31-35, F

@froggtongue saving brainpower lol

froggtongue · M

@UltimateDemiGoddess Ah. Yes. It's a real thing. Humans use around 20 percent of the caloric intake just to think. You take a look at an alligator's peanut size central processing unit (brain) and it's practically nothing. And in an environment where just about everything counts, being wasteful of energy has to provide some benefit. But also if you can cut down that energy cost, it might help out.

UltimateDemiGoddess · 31-35, F

@froggtongue fair enough

Nightwings · 31-35, F

I have always found Indian mentally very likeable and interesting, in Indian literature and when I've talked with people from India myself. I can't stand it when people talk about those few annoying people from India, who literally only stand out among all the other annoying people online, just because their accent happens to be more recognizable.

YoMomma ·

Yeah ☺

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UltimateDemiGoddess · 31-35, F

@basilfawlty89 oh those are just stick insects to be flicked away.

Zonuss · 46-50, M

They should learn how not to allow prejudice to taint their culture or minimize them

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